Pathology Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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Early secretory phase characterized by ?

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Sub nuclear vaculations

And tortuous glands

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2
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Late secretory characterised by?

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Pre decidual change
Saw toothed glands
Secretions within the glands

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3
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Define metorehagia?

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Irregular intervals exessive flow and duration

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4
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Types of endometrial cancers

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Serous
Clear cell
Endometrioid

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5
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Mutations of endometrioid cancers?

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PTEN

p53

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6
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Chronic anovulation is caused by static levels of ?

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LH

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7
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Where does feral blood come in close proximity to maternal blood for gas exchange?

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Chorionic villus

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8
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Why c section indicates in placenta previa?

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Placenta covers the internal os that might lead to placental rupture and fatal maternal haemorrhage

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9
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Life threatening postpartum bleeding cause ?

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Placenta accreta

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Cloudy purulent exudate with chorion amnion of neutrophils, edema, congestion?

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Acute chrorioamnionitis

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Which pathology raise fetal death risk by affecting rate at which nutrients and gases are exchanged?

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Villitis

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Complications due to systemic endothelial dysfunction associated with pre eclampsia?

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Acute renal failure
Hypercoagubility
Pulmonary Deema

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13
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What is hellp syndrome ?

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Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia
Elevated Liver enzymes
And low platelets

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How are we sure that preeclampsia caused by placenta?

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When placenta is delivered the symptoms disappear

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15
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Reduced endothelial production of PGI2 causes?

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Helypercoagulbility because anti thrombotic

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16
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Retroplacental hematomas are seen with?

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Pre eclampsia

17
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4 pathological changes with preeclampsia?

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Infarcts
Exaggerating ischemic changes
Retroplacental hematomas(bleeding and instability of uteroplacental vessels)
Abnormal decidual vessels

18
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Thin walled translucent cystic Grapelike swollen edematous chorionic villus

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Hydatidform moles

19
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Cystic swelling of chorionic villus?

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Hydadtidorm mole

20
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Characteristics of choriocarcinoma?

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Rapidly invasive and metastatize widely

But responds to chemotherapy

21
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Choriocarcinoma tends to invade and penetrate

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Myometrium
Blood vessels
Sometimes extend to serosa and adjacent structures

22
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What increases risk of corpus luteum cyst?

23
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What characterize endometriod cyst?

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Endometrial lining and hemosidren laden macrophages

24
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3 major types of ovarian every epethelial cancers?

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Serous, mucinous, endxometrioid

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Difference between serous cytoadenoma and serous carcinoma?
Cytoadenoma is smooth walled with no epethelial thickening due to papillary projections But papillae sometimes seen No psamomma bodies
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What makes papillary serous borderline tumor?
Good prognosis but stratification and nuclear atypia is observed
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Solid cystic unilateral mass of fibrous stroma with coffee bean appearance
Brenner
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Malignant germ cell tumours
Choriocarcinoma Granulosa cell tumor Endodermal sinus tumor
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Highly aggressive tumor of children or young women rich in alpha fetoprotein or alpha antitrypsin with schillar duval bodies positive for PAS
Endodermal sinus yolk sac tumor
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Acidophilus gland like tumor of estrogen producing call exener bodies tumor?
GCT
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Megis syndrome?
Hydrothorax and ascites with fibroma
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Thecoma or fibroma produces
Estrogenic manifestations
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Multi modularity and bilateral ovarion masses with mucin filled signet ring implies
Krukenburg
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Spiral arteries on endometrium constricts because ?
No progesterone received
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Proliferative phase characteristics
Round glands and mitosis
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Basal endometrium is re epitheliazed by?
Estrogen?
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Causes of endometrial hyperplasia
Obesity ( peripheral conversion of androgens) GCT of ovary Menopause PCOD Prolonged estrogen replacement therapy